05-28-10

alvaro

Nice to see your work in here Mike

05-28-10

JT

Just click on "Click Here to Replace Photo" in the edit options above the main photo and upload a larger version. would love to see it.

05-28-10

alvaro

Taken with a 80 f2.8 Planar F on a Hasselblad 2000fcw.

05-28-10

alvaro

Taken with a 50 f2.8 Distagon F on a Hasselblad 2000fcw.

05-28-10

alvaro

Taken with a 150 f2.8 Sonnar F on a Hasselblad 2000fcw.

05-28-10

bajanexile

Anyone have a preference for the Corrected VS. the Non-Corrected image or does it not really matter that much? Stephen

05-28-10

bajanexile

Lovely capture. Best regards Stephen

05-28-10

JT

Is that on the edge of a cliff? Brave cattle :)

05-28-10

mikepeters

Taken with a 50 f2.8 Distagon F on a Hasselblad 2003fcw.

05-28-10

mikepeters

Taken with a 50 f2.8 Distagon F on a Hasselblad 2003fcw.

05-28-10

mikepeters

Taken with a 50 f2.8 Distagon F on a Hasselblad 2003fcw.

05-28-10

mikepeters

Taken with a 110 f2.0 Planar F on a Hasselblad 2003fcw.

05-28-10

mikepeters

Thanks, this was taken with a 110 f2.0 Planar F on a Hasselblad 2003fcw.

05-28-10

JT

Love it :)

05-28-10

bajanexile

This is the image by which the present cathedral is best known and is one of its great glories. The magnificent west façade, built between 1209 and 1250, is 100 feet high and 150 feet wide - exactly twice the width of the Nave which it terminates. There are niches for more than 500 figure sculptures, most of them larger than lifesize. Wells’ west front is unique in retaining almost 300 of its original medieval statues.

05-28-10

JT

Beautiful! Where was this?

05-28-10

bajanexile

Love all the interesting detail in this image Rick. Looks like you have a bit of Vignetting on the top right of the frame? Regards Stephrn

05-28-10

bajanexile

All my images posted to this Website have been taken either with a Canon EOS 5D Mk.I or a Canon EOS 5D Mk.II. with a Zeiss Distagon T 21mm f/2.8 ZE lens. This image was made with the Mk.II. Regards Stephen

05-28-10

bajanexile

More than simply an historic house and garden, this splendid medieval Palace has been the home of the Bishops of Bath and Wells for 800 years. There are 14 acres of gardens including the springs from which the city takes its name. Visitors can also see the Bishop's private Chapel, ruined Great Hall and the Gatehouse with portcullis and drawbridge beside which the famous mute swans ring a bell for food.

05-27-10

rick perry

Owls Head Harbor - Maine - USA - Cropped wide.